Lessons in Laboratory Compliance from a $30 Million Settlement
‘Lean lab’ setup appears to have caught the eyes of investigators
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‘Lean lab’ setup appears to have caught the eyes of investigators
Increasing medical and consumer debt is likely to get worse, meaning billing and collections may get even tougher for labs.
The biggest story in M&A dealmaking continues to be the deal that’s being undone—Illumina’s acquisition of GRAIL.
The wave of layoffs, which began last year with the declines in COVID-19 testing sales, has gathered momentum in 2023.
The bill is designed to provide Medicare patients faster access to innovative technology approved by the FDA.
April was among the busiest months, in recent memory, in terms of both deal volume and significance in the diagnostics industry.
No company better embodies the vicissitudes of running a COVID-19-focused diagnostics business during the pandemic period than Lucira Health.
HHS secretary takes action to ensure that EUAs remain in effect until the “significant potential” for a COVID-19 PHE no longer exists.
Product integration collaborations have become increasingly common, with five such deals being announced between February and mid-March.
While only time will tell how bad the ultimate damage turns out to be, it appears for now at least that the industry has dodged a bullet.
Carl Icahn has decided to take his beef with Illumina’s board of directors over the acquisition directly to company shareholders.